It was twenty years ago today

ron50

Once again thank you all ,

   I do appreciate the supoort you give us old timers here. May you all become oldtimers and post for many years. The ER must have taken my problems seriously as I get in to see the cardiac neurologist next tuesday. Just something else to survive, Cheers Ron.

StacyGleaso

CONGRATS OLD FRIEND!

I just happened to stop in after not being logged in for a crazy long time and was SOOO happy to read this, Ron!  I'm just a mere 16 yr survivor of stage 4, so I have a few years before I have your bragging rights!  Congratulations, Ron!  Glad all is well in your world!  Best wishes for 50 more years ahead!

 

Stacy

marbleotis

Not that's amazing

Wow - 20 years......... 

You are and to continue to be an encourgement for all of us!

Annabelle41415

How did your appointment go?

Just wondering how your neurologist appointment went and if you have and information to share.  Wishing you well always.

Hugs!  Kim

ron50

G'day Stacy

(I even spelled your name right) So good to hear from you. At  16 years you can brag all you like and I suspect you have a greater chance at the 50 years than me. You have made my day , I think of all my old friensd often , Hugs Ron.

              Very disappointing Kim . He is actually the same guy I had years agao checking out my frequent premature ectopics. After two years of checking and no improvement he came to the conclusion that if I hadn't died by now I probably wouldn't. He had to admit this time I definitely had atrial flutter and almost certainly atrial fib. I have to have a 1 day holter monitor , a seven day event monitor and another echo gardiogram.

              I had to call the ambulance again today . I awoke at 3.30 am to find the room spinning. They took me up to the hospital at 6.30 , throwing up all the way . I really hate vertigo attacks. I finally got out at 5.30 this afternoon full of anti-nausea meds. hugs Ron.

Annabelle41415

ron50 said:

G'day Stacy

(I even spelled your name right) So good to hear from you. At  16 years you can brag all you like and I suspect you have a greater chance at the 50 years than me. You have made my day , I think of all my old friensd often , Hugs Ron.

              Very disappointing Kim . He is actually the same guy I had years agao checking out my frequent premature ectopics. After two years of checking and no improvement he came to the conclusion that if I hadn't died by now I probably wouldn't. He had to admit this time I definitely had atrial flutter and almost certainly atrial fib. I have to have a 1 day holter monitor , a seven day event monitor and another echo gardiogram.

              I had to call the ambulance again today . I awoke at 3.30 am to find the room spinning. They took me up to the hospital at 6.30 , throwing up all the way . I really hate vertigo attacks. I finally got out at 5.30 this afternoon full of anti-nausea meds. hugs Ron.

Aww So Sorry

So sorry to hear that.  I'm just so sad that you have to go through all of this.  You have been through so much even though you have been here for so long it seems like you have another hurdle to solve and you keep moving forward.  God Bless you as you, once again, deal with another issue.  Although you been dealing with vertigo for awhile, I'm sad that you had such an ordeal.  Doctor doesn't seem very sympathetic, so I'm hoping that you feel better soon.

Hugs!  Kim

PhillieG

Sgt Pepper?

It was twenty years ago today
Sgt. Pepper taught the band to play
They've been going in and out of style
But they're guaranteed to raise a smile
So may I introduce to you
The act you've known for all these years
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.

Congrats Ron!!!

ron50

Thanks Phil

The big difference between us is that I have survived after cancer but you have survived with cancer, a big congrats back at you, all the best Ron.

impactzone

You are a superstar! Congrats

You are a superstar! Congrats on leading and inspiring so many of us.

Chip